1526 Anza St, San Francisco, CA 94118

The two-unit residential building at 1526 Anza Street, owned by the Nweeya Family Revocable Living Trust, has a documented history dating back to its 1908 construction in San Francisco's Inner Richmond neighborhood. The most recent significant maintenance work was performed in December 2022, when $3,000 was spent replacing 15 pieces of siding on the front facade, while a 2011 permit for gable vent installation was cancelled, though a roofing project from the same year was successfully completed at a cost of $4,000.

The property has experienced several concerning issues in recent years. Most notably, there is currently an active housing inspection case from November 2016 reporting mold throughout one of the units, which remains unresolved as of the latest data.

The building has faced multiple infrastructure challenges, including a sewage backup incident in November 2016 that was resolved by PUC Sewer Operations, and reports of rodent/insect infestation in the same month that were transferred to Healthy Housing Inspections. While several parking enforcement issues have been reported in the vicinity (two sidewalk parking incidents in 2020 and 2024), these were either not validated or resulted in no action being taken by responding officers. The property has maintained compliance with building codes through various permits, including recent in-kind replacement of damaged wood shake siding on the front facade, demonstrating a pattern of adhering to maintenance requirements despite some historical issues.